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Eight habitats are concerned by the project, six of which are priority habitats in terms of conservation. For each of them, objectives have been defined in terms of hectares to be restored and purchased on either side of the border.
These open environments host a wide diversity of plant species, on moderately dry, nutrient-poor soils, between 300 and 550 m altitude.
These open environments are home to a wide variety of plant species and develop on rather dry, nutrient-poor soils at altitudes of over 550 m.
These wet meadows develop on nutrient-poor soils and are very species-rich.
These low vegetation environments develop on dry to cool, acidic and nutrient-poor siliceous soils.
These open environments rich in sub-shrubs develop on rather dry, acid soils.
These open environments rich in sub-shrubs develop on paratourbous and wet soils, poor in nutritive elements.
These birch woodlands develop on the peaty soils of the Ardennes plateaux.
These natural forests develop spontaneously in flood-prone areas bordering rivers.
